The Lake

13/12/2025

New episode of My House In Your Haus tonight at 20 CET on thelakeradio.com
and and and in your podcast app of choice right this second

"Welcome to the December pod. We're in Copenhagen reminiscing electronic music of the 90s. The housy, the melodic, the emotional, the sassy and all together a pretty warm sounding atmosphere. We start out with wet dreams and dreamlike states of mind. I dream of becoming who I truly am, it seems like we sometimes search forever, ready to go over the edge to find out more until no partial. Searching is also living and obviously once in a while, this living requires an analogue bubblebath and a domina atmosphere. It's soon a new year, and I'm looking forward to meeting the new you with the new me. A lot of new beginnings, a fresh start!"

Your host: Phtalo

12/12/2025

LIVE 16:00-18:00 CET: Office Music

We’re trying out a new format today, live from the studio. As we approach the weekend and wrap up things in our office, we’ve invited two selectors to kick of the oncoming weekend.

16:00 - DJ Povl Flak
17:00 - Martha from Fast Stilling

Tune in from your own friday bar, on your bike ride home or from what other timezone you might find yourself in.

If you are in Copenhagen, join us afterwards at the Organ Sound Art festival in

10/12/2025

09/12/2025

🗞️🎶 Broadcasting today at 20:00 CET:
The Lake Radio x Seismograf: Selected audio papers.
Mark Peter Wright & Denise Risch: “Ocean sense: Listening, technology and the sonic researcher”. An audiopaper published on Seismograf 2025, vol. 33. as a part of the series ‘Sound and the More-Than-Human Worlds’.

This audio paper examines listening practices, technologies and cultures within the scientific study of marine ecosystems. It mixes recordings of whale song and ocean sounds with the voices of its co-authors, marine mammal ecologist Dr Denise Risch and artist researcher Dr Mark Peter Wright.

Moving across three phases of argumentation and reflection, the paper questions how underwater knowledge emerges  through tools such as hydrophones, spectrograms and Artificial Intelligence. It situates the ears, bodies and imaginations of researchers to ask what constitutes sonic data when listening to worlds beyond the human.

02/12/2025

🪈 Broadcasting today at 20:00 CET:
Nele Möller - “Alarming calls and whispering winds”: On game-calling instruments, mimicry and intersubjectivity. An audiopaper published on Seismograf 2025, vol. 33. as a part of the series ‘Sound and the More-Than-Human Worlds’.

Drawing from environmental semiotics and the onomatopoeic echoes of flowing rivers and rustling leaves, the audio paper urges a release from rigid human perspectives and explores the possibilities of attuning to the subtleties of more-than-human communication. It proposes mimesis and empathetic listening as tools to engage with our surroundings beyond extractivism and as an ambiguous practice that embraces failure to develop intersubjective experience and sonic fictions, while reconnecting with the rhythms and patterns of the more-than-human world.

28/11/2025

Broadcasting at 10:00 CET

New Drops: Jonas Olesen

This months update comes from danish composer and music researcher Jonas Olesen. He’s been around the game for many years with a deep knowledge of early media and pioneering music practices. Most recently he has released the book Else Marie Pade: Complete Electronic Works 1955-2012. The book provides the most comprehensive presentation of Pade’s electronic works to date.

Jonas has granted us nearly 3 hours of music related to his research, his imprint BIN aswell as his own compositional endeavours.

26/11/2025

Broadcasting today at 20:00 CET: SHAPE+ mixtape

Marie Delprat (1991) is a musician whose work merges sound, visual arts, and performance. She explores the interaction between digital and analog media. 

This one-hour mix by Marie Delprat, artist of the SHAPE+ platform, weaves together moments of collaboration, improvisation, and introspection. It features pieces created with David Koch and Masha Ten, including tracks from Marytronics’ debut album Dull Star Doll, alongside excerpts from intimate recording sessions and live encounters. The broadcast closes with a piece from her solo performance Ethereal Realms – all fiction is metaphor, an immersive work exploring identity, transformation, and post-human presence. Moving between distortion and tenderness, emotion and resistance, the mix traces the fragile spaces where connection and desire quietly dissolve.

Marie Delprat is an artist of the SHAPE+ platform for innovative music and interdisciplinary art, co-funded by the EU and Pro Helvetia. 
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25/11/2025

📜🎧Broadcasting today at 20:00 CET:
The Lake Radio x Seismograf: Selected audio papers.
Marie Ertner, Stina Hasse Jørgensen & Signe L. Yndigegn: ‘Voice as infrastructure ‘. An audio paper published on Seismograf 2023, vol. 30. as a part of the series ‘What Sounds Do’.

This audio paper explores the phenomenon of voice-based technology in the smart-home. Through ethnographic interviews we study how older people use voice-based technologies and with what effects for their experiences of the affective environment in their homes. We followed nine people over the age of 65 online and onsite in their private homes in or nearby Copenhagen during the covid lockdown.

The paper makes audible interactions between voices, technologies, and homes, to exemplify some of the infrastructural and affective effects of voice-based technologies. It combine the concept of infrastructure from Science and Technology Studies with a cultural anthropological view on voice. 

18/11/2025

🎼 Broadcasting today at 20:00 CET: The Lake Radio x Seismograf presents selected audio papers.

Ania Mauruschat: “The Heartbeat of the Drum. On the sonic agency of the Inuit Qilaat in the decolonization of Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland).” An audiopaper published on Seismograf 2023, vol. 30. as a part of the series ‘What Sounds Do’.

For over 4000 years, the Inuit in Kalaallit Nunaat, as Greenland is called in Greenlandic, have been living in an intimate relationship with nature in the Arctic. Their knowledge of how to survive under such harsh conditions has been preserved and passed on via sound through the millennia. For the Inuit, storytelling and frame drum singing and dancing have sonic agency. They give them the energy they needed to survive and thrive in the cold. The powers of these sounds and their misconception by missionaries and colonizers as addressing pagan or even evil forces led to the ban of the qilaat, the Inuit frame drum, from churches and public spaces. After the suppression of these sounds for around 300 years, in December 2021 Inuit drum dancing and singing has been inscribed as UNESCO intangible cultural heritage. But despite this huge acknowledgment, the fight for the revitalization of the qilaat is far from over, as the case of the Greenlandic ex-priest Markus E. Olsen shows.

17/11/2025

OPEN CALL ‼️ OPEN CALL ‼️ OPEN CALL
Do you want a one-off program on The Lake Radio?
We are now open for submissions to our new Listener Series: “No WiFi Available”.

As streaming services grow bigger we’re putting more and more faith in this thing called the internet to sustain the archives of our common musical heritage. 
If one day, the internet would break and all your playlists, favorites, and internet radios were gone, what would you listen to? Maybe an old box of CD’s from your basement, the birdsong of your local forest or maybe you would meet with your friends and play cover songs from memory. 

We invite you, our listeners, to answer this question in the form of a radio program. 

You are welcome to submit a “traditional” music program or experiment with the format as much as you feel like.

Submission deadline January 31st 2026
📧 [email protected]

Selected programs will be broadcasted on Tbe Lake Radio throughout the spring of 2026.

We’re looking forward to listen to your shows!

12/11/2025

Broadcasting 20:00 CET

SHAPE + : Canva6

"I’ve selected some records that resonate with my aesthetic — some come from my personal vinyl archive, while others are part of today’s modern electronic music scene. I'm really happy to share this with you, and I hope you enjoy the listen. Thank you!”

In-house artist at Lorenzo Senni’s label Presto!?, Marco Farina aka Canva6 is a musical phenomenon that floats between common harmonic melodies and weird, crazy, unpredictable timbre takeovers.
Canva6 is an act of the SHAPE+ platform for innovative music and interdisciplinary art, co-funded by the EU and Pro Helvetia.

Photo by Florence Merlo

09/11/2025

🎶 Lyt med i dag kl 12:00 vi sender endnu ett nyt afsnit af Mellemrum!

Thorbjørn besøger Ringsted Galleriet og taler med Heidi Hove og Morten Jacobsen om galleriets historie, samarbejderne der foregår ude i byen og hvilke kunstneriske aktiviteter, der foregår på galleriet. Vi oplever udstillingen It’s Getting Dark, af YEARS.

Medvirkende: Heidi Hove og Morten Jacobsen
Fotos: Thorbjørn S. Andersen, Heidi Hove og Morten Jacobsen

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Mellemrum er en podcast om den uafhængige scene for udstillingssteder og projektrum i landet.
Thorbjørn besøger nogle af udstillingsstederne og hører om deres helt specielle sted - deres vilkår,
passion, ambitioner, deres udfordringer og de mange muligheder indenfor denne boblende del af
kunstscenen.
Produktion og tilrettelæggelse: Thorbjørn Saugmann Andersen
Fotografi fra På Den Anden Side, Møn, med banner af Mo Moesgaard.
Jingle af Timmy Olivia Johansen
Programmet er blevet til med støtte fra Statens Kunstfond og Sonning Fonden.